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Who to Blame For the Rise of the Yuppie? Investment Banks, Obviously

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By Dylan Gottlieb
| Literary Hub Verified
Phil Calian, editor-in-chief of the Brown Daily Herald, could have worked at nearly any newspaper in the nation after he graduated in 1985. He had never considered an investment banking job—that is, not until Wall Street recruiters began appearing on Brown’s campus every week that spring. Calian applied to Merrill Lynch’s mergers and acquisitions department on a lark. “I had to look up ‘capital market’ the first time I had an interview,” he admitted.
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How Yuppies Changed America

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By Dylan Gottlieb
| The New York Times Verified
Justin Metz How Yuppies Changed America You’ve surely seen them: the packs of 20-somethings stalking the sidewalks of Manhattan in button-down shirts and vests embroidered with the name of an investment bank. Or perhaps you’ve stood behind them in line at a coffee shop, counting the minutes as they order a matcha latte with oat milk. Maybe you’ve listened to them discuss their punishing Pilates regimen, or the amazing Wagyu short ribs they ate last night.
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White-collar sweatshops - Dylan gottlieb

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By Dylan Gottlieb
| QOSHE
White-collar sweatshops How did law firms and other professional workplaces become places of such crushing and soulless work? by Dylan Gottlieb + BIO Photo by Allen Enriquez/Getty Images writes and teaches about the history of American cities and capitalism as assistant professor in history at Bentley University in Massachusetts, US. He is the author of Yuppies: The Bankers, Lawyers, Joggers, and Gourmands Who Conquered New York (forthcoming, May 2026). He is also the co-host of Who Makes Cents?
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